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We left off yesterday with the Apology of Aristides. When I was first introduced to the apology, it really got my attention. As a good and proper American, the understandings of socialism were cloaked in political realities,… Read more: On service (cont’d)

Why do I teach? Because this is what God created me to do. First, He gave me the ability to understand and communicate complex ideas in language that most can understand, and second, because of love. I… Read more: On Service

Is freedom in Christ freedom from the law? Among the most misunderstood positions in modern evangelicalism is whether the believer is under the law, or free from the law. In this article we’re going to discuss this… Read more: Freedom indeed…

If you’ve never camped on Galatians before, I’d encourage you to spend some time in the book. This post focuses on Galatians 5:22-23, but the entirety of the book is a must read. Please be familiar with… Read more: A Believers Report Card

Do you remember the movie Polar Express? A Tom Hanks movie, it suggests that the main character needs only to believe, in order to hear the ringing of a Christmas bell – signifying belief in Santa Claus.… Read more: Hearing the bell…

As we’re celebrating the birth of our King this December, let us not forget to liberally apply love to every interaction we have. Our savior, the One who willingly sacrificed himself for our sake, commands us to… Read more: Easter at Christmas?

While studying Acts 12:6-19, I had an idea that piqued my interest. Quite simply, I asked whether the Apostle Peter was the father of the gospel writer John Mark? I asked my x professor at the time… Read more: The Markan Mystery

sanctified.blog was created as an outlet for me to write, so we’re essentially a blog site, I have had a personal website since 1999, this latest iteration focuses on my true love. Sharing the good news of… Read more: About Us